Holes, originally a novel
Holes, originally a novel by William H. Macy, has been re-written as a movie by Robert Taylor, Jr. in the same manner that he re-wrote "The Charming Man" and "The Master". The fictional characters are almost identical in their characters, but the fact that we are introduced to them is a major theme to the film. The relationship between the two leads is very believable, and the plot is very complex and interesting.
Holes, originally a novel by the French writer Jean Michel Baudrillard, was also a film about the late French painter Jean-Jacques Aristotelian, who was a highly influential painter of photography, and it was the film that inspired the movie "The Art of the Dying" and his other works, that inspired the director Jean-Pierre Gascard to make another controversial film, "Shakespeare in Love: Life, Death and Love